Natasha Moore ponders what 14th-century anchoress Julian of Norwich might teach us about holding onto hope in difficult times.
Natasha Moore ponders what 14th-century anchoress Julian of Norwich might teach us about holding onto hope in difficult times.
Simon Smart reflects on the findings of a recent report by the Anglican Church of Australia into domestic abuse within its ranks.
Justine Toh writes about why we need Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso in lockdown – and why we might need God as well.
Natasha Moore reflects on the startling theme of this year’s Dark Mofo festival in Hobart: Come to the Cross.
In light of Bill and Melinda Gates’ divorce, Barney Zwartz reflects on the Bible’s understanding of marriage.
Mark Stephens on the election of a Sydney Anglican Archbishop from a non-European background, and the diversity of global Christianity.
Barney Zwartz muses on the relationship between prayer and music as avenues for the inexpressible cries of the human soul.
Anna Grummitt on what Khloé Kardashian’s reaction to an unapproved photo reveals about our desire for control and fear of rejection.
Natasha Moore comments on a recent survey which suggests that Australians may still be open to spiritual beliefs.
Tim Costello reflects on a famous story from Jesus’ life, and what lessons it teaches men about moving from toxic to trustworthy masculinity.
Simon Smart reviews Francis Spufford’s latest novel Light Perpetual for ABC Religion & Ethics.
Barney Zwartz reflects on what his dog Nessie teaches him about the grace of God.
